is there a way to stack images side by side with imagemagick?
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Im writing a little program, in C/C++, to convert gifs to a single image, where the frames are consecutive in a single image. Unfortunately, I am running out of free time, and I want to use the program sooner than I might be done with it. So I am wondering, is this functionality existent in imagemagick?
can I take a set of images, and convert them to one image? not like an animated gif, but like a series of frames within one image?
command-line images imagemagick
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Im writing a little program, in C/C++, to convert gifs to a single image, where the frames are consecutive in a single image. Unfortunately, I am running out of free time, and I want to use the program sooner than I might be done with it. So I am wondering, is this functionality existent in imagemagick?
can I take a set of images, and convert them to one image? not like an animated gif, but like a series of frames within one image?
command-line images imagemagick
asked Apr 26 at 17:52
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The relevantimagemagicktool would be montage I think
– steeldriver
Apr 26 at 18:12
I'll check it out, I just came across append, which stacks the images vertically.
– j0h
Apr 26 at 18:50
montage almost works, but after 12 images, it starts a new line. I need to keep all the frames on one line. how do I do that?
– j0h
Apr 26 at 20:06
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Im writing a little program, in C/C++, to convert gifs to a single image, where the frames are consecutive in a single image. Unfortunately, I am running out of free time, and I want to use the program sooner than I might be done with it. So I am wondering, is this functionality existent in imagemagick?
can I take a set of images, and convert them to one image? not like an animated gif, but like a series of frames within one image?
command-line images imagemagick
asked Apr 26 at 17:52
j0h
5,9761348105
Im writing a little program, in C/C++, to convert gifs to a single image, where the frames are consecutive in a single image. Unfortunately, I am running out of free time, and I want to use the program sooner than I might be done with it. So I am wondering, is this functionality existent in imagemagick?
can I take a set of images, and convert them to one image? not like an animated gif, but like a series of frames within one image?
command-line images imagemagick
asked Apr 26 at 17:52
j0h
5,9761348105
asked Apr 26 at 17:52
j0h
5,9761348105
asked Apr 26 at 17:52
j0h
5,9761348105
asked Apr 26 at 17:52
j0h
5,9761348105
5,9761348105
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The relevantimagemagicktool would be montage I think
– steeldriver
Apr 26 at 18:12
I'll check it out, I just came across append, which stacks the images vertically.
– j0h
Apr 26 at 18:50
montage almost works, but after 12 images, it starts a new line. I need to keep all the frames on one line. how do I do that?
– j0h
Apr 26 at 20:06
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The relevantimagemagicktool would be montage I think
– steeldriver
Apr 26 at 18:12
I'll check it out, I just came across append, which stacks the images vertically.
– j0h
Apr 26 at 18:50
montage almost works, but after 12 images, it starts a new line. I need to keep all the frames on one line. how do I do that?
– j0h
Apr 26 at 20:06
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The relevant
imagemagick tool would be montage I think– steeldriver
Apr 26 at 18:12
The relevant
imagemagick tool would be montage I think– steeldriver
Apr 26 at 18:12
I'll check it out, I just came across append, which stacks the images vertically.
– j0h
Apr 26 at 18:50
I'll check it out, I just came across append, which stacks the images vertically.
– j0h
Apr 26 at 18:50
montage almost works, but after 12 images, it starts a new line. I need to keep all the frames on one line. how do I do that?
– j0h
Apr 26 at 20:06
montage almost works, but after 12 images, it starts a new line. I need to keep all the frames on one line. how do I do that?
– j0h
Apr 26 at 20:06
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ok i figured it out.
you can do this:
$convert a.gif a.png
this will give you a series of images a-1.png, a-2.png, a-n.png .... and so on.
then, you can do this:convert +append a-*.png out.png
This will give you a horizontal sprite sheet instead of a vertical one, in out.png. A single line of code my be possible, I have like 0 extra time to figure it out though.
answered Apr 26 at 20:44
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ok i figured it out.
you can do this:
$convert a.gif a.png
this will give you a series of images a-1.png, a-2.png, a-n.png .... and so on.
then, you can do this:convert +append a-*.png out.png
This will give you a horizontal sprite sheet instead of a vertical one, in out.png. A single line of code my be possible, I have like 0 extra time to figure it out though.
answered Apr 26 at 20:44
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ok i figured it out.
you can do this:
$convert a.gif a.png
this will give you a series of images a-1.png, a-2.png, a-n.png .... and so on.
then, you can do this:convert +append a-*.png out.png
This will give you a horizontal sprite sheet instead of a vertical one, in out.png. A single line of code my be possible, I have like 0 extra time to figure it out though.
answered Apr 26 at 20:44
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ok i figured it out.
you can do this:
$convert a.gif a.png
this will give you a series of images a-1.png, a-2.png, a-n.png .... and so on.
then, you can do this:convert +append a-*.png out.png
This will give you a horizontal sprite sheet instead of a vertical one, in out.png. A single line of code my be possible, I have like 0 extra time to figure it out though.
answered Apr 26 at 20:44
j0h
5,9761348105
ok i figured it out.
you can do this:
$convert a.gif a.png
this will give you a series of images a-1.png, a-2.png, a-n.png .... and so on.
then, you can do this:convert +append a-*.png out.png
This will give you a horizontal sprite sheet instead of a vertical one, in out.png. A single line of code my be possible, I have like 0 extra time to figure it out though.
answered Apr 26 at 20:44
j0h
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answered Apr 26 at 20:44
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answered Apr 26 at 20:44
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1
The relevant
imagemagicktool would be montage I think– steeldriver
Apr 26 at 18:12
I'll check it out, I just came across append, which stacks the images vertically.
– j0h
Apr 26 at 18:50
montage almost works, but after 12 images, it starts a new line. I need to keep all the frames on one line. how do I do that?
– j0h
Apr 26 at 20:06